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Maintain the water-repellence of your CozyBag

January 09, 2019

Apart from sleeping, you can use your CozyBag outdoors on many occasions around the tent or the campsite. Or it keeps you warm on a photography trip, during stargazing or when fishing. Eventually it may be necessary to refresh the water-resistance with a good spray. Read here how to do it.

CozyBag tested in the China wilderness

October 20, 2018

On an 8 day trekking along an impressive mountain group in western China, we found the CozyBag Wilderness most practical, in and out of the tent. Our wearable sleeping bag kept us warm at night and also while waiting for the perfect photoshoot of Minya Gonga in the early morning.

Free movement with our new Silk sleeping bag liner

August 11, 2018

In this hot summer, a light sleeping bag liner is often all you need for camping or in the hut or hostel. Our new Silk Sleeping Bag Liner with arms is your most practical companion on every tour and leaves you all freedom to move. Sleep with your arms in your favorite position and quickly get up for the washroom or to get the torch or phone.

How to pack the MicroLiner and SilkLiner into its own pocket? Easy!

August 03, 2018

The pocket of the MicroLiner and SilkLiner serves also as its packsack, so you will never lose it again. But how to fold the Liners back in there? Follow our easy instruction here!

CozyBag Goes to Japan’s South

June 02, 2018

One of the main attractions of the Kagoshima region is its stunning landscape, which has not been much explored by outsiders. Wherever you go, it is like you owning the whole place for yourself because it is quite rare to see other tourists.

NEW - CozyBag LIGHT

April 21, 2018

This new model of our sleeping bags with arms has a lighter filling and is perfect for all your summer adventures. It doubles as coat and blanket, keeps your arms free and you can open the bottom to walk around anytime.

How to use the WrapSack

March 27, 2018

The easy way to pack your CozyBag - or any other sleeping bag - without having to strain your arm or break your nails trying to stuff them into too small packsacks.